Influence of gaze direction on face recognition: A sensitive effect

Daury, Noémy

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Influence of gaze direction on face recognition: A sensitive effect

Daury, Noémy

2011 • In Psychologica Belgica, 51 (2), p. 139-153

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gaze direction; face recognition

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[en] This study was aimed at determining the conditions in which eye-contact may improve recognition memory for faces. Different stimuli and procedures were tested in four experiments. The effect of gaze direction on memory was found when a simple “yes-no” recognition task was used but not when the recognition task was more complex (e.g. including “Remember-Know” judgements, cf. Experiment 2, or confidence ratings, cf. Experiment 4). Moreover, even when a “yes-no” recognition paradigm was used, the effect occurred with one series of stimuli (cf. Experiment 1) but not with another one (cf. Experiment3). The difficulty to produce the positive effect of gaze direction on memory is discussed.

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Centre de Neurosciences Cognitives et Comportementales - ULiège

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Theoretical & cognitive psychology

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Daury, Noémy ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Département des sciences cognitives > Psychologie cognitive

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English

Title :

Influence of gaze direction on face recognition: A sensitive effect

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2011

Journal title :

Psychologica Belgica

ISSN :

0033-2879

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2054-670X

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Belgian Psychol Soc, Leuven, Belgium

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Pages :

139-153

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Peer Reviewed verified by ORBi

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Neuroscience, psychologie et psychopathologie cognitives du traitement des informations relatives à soi

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Actions de recherche concertées (Convention 06/11-340)

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